Jewelry-Making Techniques
Remove the End on a Caprice Chain, How-To
Design by Marlynn McNutt
Instructions by Tammy Honaman, Author, Jewelry-Making Expert and Educator,
Exclusively for Fire Mountain Gems and Beads®
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Caprice necklace and bracelet chains have two 8x5mm end caps. One end cap features a lobster claw clasp. The opposite end cap unscrews, allowing large-hole beads and bead keepers to slide on.
STEP 1
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Using your fingers, grasp the eye-end of the clasp on one end of the caprice chain and turn it counter-clockwise; twisting until the end is removed.
(Remember: Righty-tighty, Lefty-loosey) |
STEP 2
Slide onto the chain any large-hole beads you've selected.
STEP 3
Place the eye-end back onto the chain end and twist clockwise to secure.
Bead Keeper Design Tip: Bead keepers may be used to hold focal beads in place on the caprice chain, and because they don't lock down on the chain they are easily re-arranged to frequently update your designs.
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